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Do you have enough money? Do you have everything you've been dreaming of? Are you happy with how your life is going? If the answer is 'Yes', then just don't waste your time and close this page. Those who answered 'No', go on reading. I'll tell you how to quit your annoying full time job and start earning 150,000 or 250,000 Naira a day in just 2 days, from the comfort of your home. I succeeded in it, and if you want, you'll be successful, too! It won't hurt me if I share this secret with you, while it will help some of you to change your life for good and finally become financially free. First, a couple of words about myself. My name is Iyawa Okoro. I'm 26, I live in Lagos, and I'm just an ordinary girl from a family, which cannot by any means be called 'well-off'. I was born to middle-aged parents. My Mum was a nurse at clinic, while my Dad was a dump truck driver. When I was little, all I remember was that my parents made every e

Lyrics of Ariva By Flavour, Watch Full Official Video and free download  Lyrics You will be checking out what the artist's message is really about when you check out the lyrics.  No more mumbling when you can recite the actual words. You can now enjoy and agree that Flavour is and will always be top-notch especially when considering love songs, as he carefully picks his words when working on his lyrics. This explains why he will always have the best beats that make his lyrics even more meaningful. Download mp3 Check out the lyrics below.  Ehh! Woo! Ewo Hewo  Don Know Nuhhhh Mr. Flavour (Mr. Flavour)  Nuhh Ariva Ariva baby ooh (baby)  Comment tu t'appeles?Sherry my Sherry (Chai) Je Ma'ppelle Mr. Flavour Nwa umu nze, yeah Abeg do me one favour Tell me what's your name The way you dey go You go be my baby Mama oh mama Shey you go make me your man Achorom ima( achorom ima) We no dey for school, abeg make you leave your grammar ooh grammar  Give me kiss make I go sleep o

Chigozie Edum  Which is the most difficult era of human life? Infancy? Adolescence? Mature adulthood? Agedness? It probably depends upon where you are as to how you might answer that query. While many might suggest that one’s sunset years are the hardest, my own judgment would be that the period designated as youth might be the most challenging. Youth is a frustrating time in life. It is that period when one is hardly old enough to be on his own, and yet he is feeling a sense of independence. Youth ever are attempting to find some sense of identity; that is why they sometimes act and dress so weird. They are bizarre! But then, so were we. The Scriptures represent youth as a time both of danger and challenge. Moses said that “the imagination of man’s heart is evil from his youth” (Gen. 8:21), and Paul admonished Timothy to “flee youthful lusts” (2 Tim. 2:22). By way of contrast, though, the Creator also recognizes the value of youth to the divine cause. Youngsters have  en